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150, 160 a day, somewhere around there. Plus business is tied in. It's a busy business.

It's a great job. I love the physicality of it. I love that there's not a boss with you all day. They leave you alone for the most part, unless you're fucking up.

It's a great job. I love the physicality of it. I love that there's not a boss with you all day. They leave you alone for the most part, unless you're fucking up.

It's a great job. I love the physicality of it. I love that there's not a boss with you all day. They leave you alone for the most part, unless you're fucking up.

Well, you know what? On my old route, which I loved, I was there for 18, 19 years. It's a little small town. I knew everybody. It was great. This guy would give me a $20 bill every time.

Well, you know what? On my old route, which I loved, I was there for 18, 19 years. It's a little small town. I knew everybody. It was great. This guy would give me a $20 bill every time.

Well, you know what? On my old route, which I loved, I was there for 18, 19 years. It's a little small town. I knew everybody. It was great. This guy would give me a $20 bill every time.

You can sit there and try to reject it. He would just be like, I don't want it. You take it. Super nice dude. But yeah, we get tips every once in a while. Christmas time, especially people give gift cards and leave snacks out on the porch. Whoever's out there, listen, leave snacks out for the Christmas. We appreciate that kind of stuff.

You can sit there and try to reject it. He would just be like, I don't want it. You take it. Super nice dude. But yeah, we get tips every once in a while. Christmas time, especially people give gift cards and leave snacks out on the porch. Whoever's out there, listen, leave snacks out for the Christmas. We appreciate that kind of stuff.

You can sit there and try to reject it. He would just be like, I don't want it. You take it. Super nice dude. But yeah, we get tips every once in a while. Christmas time, especially people give gift cards and leave snacks out on the porch. Whoever's out there, listen, leave snacks out for the Christmas. We appreciate that kind of stuff.

Yeah, I have a lot of them, but yeah, one is crazy. It was about 10 years ago in a rural part of Ohio, you know, on a back road. I found a guy dead outside of his house.

Yeah, I have a lot of them, but yeah, one is crazy. It was about 10 years ago in a rural part of Ohio, you know, on a back road. I found a guy dead outside of his house.

Yeah, I have a lot of them, but yeah, one is crazy. It was about 10 years ago in a rural part of Ohio, you know, on a back road. I found a guy dead outside of his house.

He lived on this back road, and when you'd pull up to his house, he had a long driveway that went down in. He had a camera up top. By the time he got to the back of the truck and grabbed the package, he would have already walked up the driveway. And then by the time he got out, you just handed it to him, and he went on his way, and then I would go on my way.

He lived on this back road, and when you'd pull up to his house, he had a long driveway that went down in. He had a camera up top. By the time he got to the back of the truck and grabbed the package, he would have already walked up the driveway. And then by the time he got out, you just handed it to him, and he went on his way, and then I would go on my way.

He lived on this back road, and when you'd pull up to his house, he had a long driveway that went down in. He had a camera up top. By the time he got to the back of the truck and grabbed the package, he would have already walked up the driveway. And then by the time he got out, you just handed it to him, and he went on his way, and then I would go on my way.

So that's probably the 10th, 15th time I delivered to him, I'd pull up there. You know, he doesn't show up, so I'd give a little double tap on the horn, give him a little bit of extra time. And this guy's a hoarder. He's got a lot of junk and a lot of stuff, and you can't even see the house from, like, the top of the road.

So that's probably the 10th, 15th time I delivered to him, I'd pull up there. You know, he doesn't show up, so I'd give a little double tap on the horn, give him a little bit of extra time. And this guy's a hoarder. He's got a lot of junk and a lot of stuff, and you can't even see the house from, like, the top of the road.

So that's probably the 10th, 15th time I delivered to him, I'd pull up there. You know, he doesn't show up, so I'd give a little double tap on the horn, give him a little bit of extra time. And this guy's a hoarder. He's got a lot of junk and a lot of stuff, and you can't even see the house from, like, the top of the road.

So when he doesn't show up, I'm sitting here going, well, I'll just fucking walk this thing down. So I'm heading down the driveway and my head's on a swivel because this guy's got so much junk. And the first thing I'm thinking about is if who's got this much stuff, he's probably got a dog to protect it. You know what I mean? I don't want to get bit. I'm on high alert.